Stewart Liff
Author and management consultant
Stewart Liff is an American author and management consultant with a 32-year career in the Federal government. He is known for work in visual management and team development.
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American Born 1951 in Rego Park, United States
Influenced by Paul Gustavson
About Stewart Liff
Liff is a classically trained artist. He spent 32 years in the Federal government, where he led several transformation efforts. One effort earned his office a Hammer Award from Vice President Al Gore for reinventing government, and another brought it a PILLAR (Performance Incentives Leadership Linked to Achieving Results) Award. He has also advised and taught government agencies and businesses, and he speaks at conferences. His work covers managing people, measuring performance, visual management and building teams. With Paul Gustavson, he wrote A Team of Leaders, which Soundview Executive Book Summaries named one of the 30 best books of 2014.